The Rural Schools
This week the State Department of Education is celebrating the centenary anniversary of the introduction of government…
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Schools Week 2000 Children in Procession To-day's Picnic
The climax to Kempsey's week of celebration of the Educational Centenary came to-day when pupils from all…
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The Minister for Education, Mr. R. J. Heffron, has written Mr. R. S Vincent, M.L.A., as follows:-- "I refer to your personal…
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The principal demonstration at Taree in connection with the celebrations marking the Centenary of Education in New South Wales, was the parade and sports…
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On Wednesday last the parents and citizens of Tuncurry were invited by the Headmaster. Mr Donohue. to visit the school rooms, and it is regrettable that…
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The balance of the afternoon was devoted to a display of various types of physical activities carried out in schools. This section of the programme was…
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The girls' events at the District Schools' sports held on the Gloucester Park on Wednesday last in connection with the Centenary of…
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To celebrate the First 100 Years of Public Education in NSW, the Schools of the State last week staged appropriate functions in their respective…
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The East Kempsey school, and the headmaster, Mr. J. Bradbury, were to the fore in the Centenary of Education week…
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Under the centenary school essays competition sponsored by the "Macleay Argus," John S. Wilson, 5th year, and Judith Perrin, 4th…
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The Memorial Hall was filled last Wednesday night when the Director-General of Education in New South Wales, Mr…
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Parents, relatives and friends of the "littlies" Were madly enthusiastic about the combined primary schools concert, staged in…
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The final function in connection with the Taree celebrations of the Centenary of Education Week was held in the Methodist School Hall on Friday…
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The celebrations of the Centenary of education from 19th to 23rd April marked the completion of a period of successful organisation in the school…
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On Wednesday, the parents and citizens of Tuncurry were invited by the headmaster, Mr. Donohue, to visit the school rooms, and it is…
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The celebration of the Centenary of Education from 19th to 23rd April, marked the completion of a period of successful organisation in…
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Mr. McKenzie, Director of Education, accompanied by Mr. Jacobs (District Inspector), visited Kempsey High School on Thursday afternoon,…
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The Dance Club devoted profits of Saturday night's function to the above institution, and had only a moderate house. The public has been…
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In "The Macleay Chronicle" issue of August 5, 1880, is an account of the new Public School building at Frederickton, the foundation stone of…
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On Friday evening last, under adverse circumstances, the pupils of the Central School staged an open-air pageant and display in West Port…
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